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Rethinking and Redefining Intramural Activities: COVID-19 Considerations to Support Your Planning
Schools play an important role in providing opportunities for students to participate in physical activity. “Schools are uniquely positioned to positively influence levels of physical activity as they reach the vast majority of children and youth, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity or family...
Shadow Tag
Targets Away
Goalball – Two Ways to Play
Integration Setting
What is an Integration Setting? Students with disabilities are learning alongside peers in the mainstream Physical Education setting. An Integration Setting may be Best if… Intentional planning can be used in a larger group setting of peers to help all students achieve their curriculum expectations...
Bean Bag Boccia – Three Ways to Play
Q&A: Increasing Student & Teacher Understanding of Gender-Based Violence & Harassment
Over the last couple years, Ophea supported a school-based approach to increasing student and teacher understanding of gender-based violence and harassment. The initiative, Campaign Messengers: Taking a Stand!, reached 166 schools, close to 6,000 educators, and over 92,000 students. Though the...
Embedding Strategies with a Culturally Responsive and Relevant Pedagogy Lens in Health and Physical Education
The content and the setting of learning in Health and Physical Education (H&PE) requires meaningful opportunities where everyone feels valued, respected, and engaged in their learning. Educators need to engage in critical dialogue about how identities and differences contribute to the framework for...
Winter Festival of Friendly Fun!
Crab Walk Soccer
Winter Triathlon
Equity Feels Like Belonging
Winter Golf
Grade 4
As children become more independent and more responsible for their own safety, they learn the skills for assessing risk, responding to dangerous situations online, and protecting themselves from a variety of social dangers including bullying, abuse, violence, and other risks associated with...
Getting to Know Yourself
A Culturally Responsive and Relevant Pedagogy (CRRP) approach requires educators to take the time to do some personal thinking and reflection. At the core of this personal identity work is the importance to understand how historical structures have impacted educators' experiences and perspectives in...